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Newspaper
Warren Mail
Location
Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Nov 23, 1905
Page
8
Sugar Run Social Notes Round Warren Visitors
Sugar Run notes list Warren visitors including Mrs M E Sherman S L Morrison Frank Marsh and B G Morrison C D Seaman returns from a western tour Mrs J E Morse and family visit Quaker Bridge W R McKinney and Mrs C Martin with Hallie Miss Tilly Stark visit Warren Cora and Mary Green in Kinzua Fogle Oil Co ready to drill first well on Marsh farm C A Anderson and C B Hook killed a black bear first of season Harry Holt returns from Warren Florence McGill in Titusville Frank Chequennn of Butler in town. item received too late for Nov 16 issue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warren
M. E. Sherman
S. L. Morrison
Frank Marsh
B. G. Morrison
C. D. Seaman
J. E. Morse
Quaker Bridge
Wright
W. R. McKinney
C. Martin
Hallie
Tilly Stark
Cora
Mary Green
Kinzua
A. W. Swift
Fogle Oil Co
Marsh Farm
C. A. Anderson
C. B. Hook
Harry Holt
Florence McGill
Titusville
Frank Chequennn
Butler
Young Peoples Literary Meeting At Lutheran Church
Nov 14 report notes a Young Peoples Literary meeting at the Lutheran Church on Sunday evening. Local residents Clarence Lind of Sugar Grove and Emma Rinell of Warren were in and out of town recently. A daughter was born to Mr. and Mrs. Charles Rein on Nov 6. Emma Hagle and Ellen Hagle visited Warren. Gust Hagg and Will Spetz returned from work in LaMonaville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Young Peoples’ Literary
Lutheran Church
Clarence Lind
Sugar Grove
Charles Rein
Emma Rinell
Warren
Emma Hagle
Chautauqua
Ellen Hagle
Gust Hagg
Will Spetz
Lamonaville
Local News From Akeley and Nearby Areas
Akeley residents and visitors share weekend news with friends in Fentonville Warren and Jamestown. Notables include Mr and Mrs Bennett and son Lyle visiting, Mrs Hale in Warren, Mrs Rusk returning from Fox Hill, and Carl Clark on business. Miss Bennett and Miss Landers take music lessons from Miss Flag in Krewsburg New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Akeley
D. J. Bennett
Earl Bennett
Lyle
Fentonville
W. B. Hale
Warren
Warren Rusk
Fox Hill
Clark
Jamestown
Walters
Allie Clendening
Karl Tuttle
Akeley Hollow
Lene Jones
Mrs. Gregory
Myrtle Bennett
Lillie Landers
Flog Flag
Krewsburg
N. Y
Local Notebook From Germany Reports Visits And Moves
Nov 14 notes list Mrs H B Lounsberry visiting daughter Mrs E D Everts in Warren. Policeman T J McGrath of Corry calls on his mother here. Ward Culbertson called Saturday. P L Brown returns home for a few days. Miss Ora Eberhart visits Pearl Fellows Sunday. Steven Lounsberry and son Stanley from Sugar Grove visit relatives. Mr Eberhart family moved to Dr Williamson's farm last week. Alice Outrid, previously sick, shows improvement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Germany
H. B. Lounsberry
Warren
E. D. Everts
T. J. McGrath
Corry
Ward Culbertson
P. L. Brown
Ora Eberhart
Pearl Fellows
Steven Lounsberry
Stanley
Sugar Grove
Mr. Eberhart
Emma Brant
Tidioute
H. K. Thornton
Robert Bronson
Martha Sheldon
Celeron
Samuel Townsend
R. F. Sternburg
Henry Sternburg
Corning
Frank Clinton
Main Street
Blanche Atkin
C. F. Myers
Howard
Rowe
Gowanda
Raymond Myers
John Curtis
Hitman
Oak Hill
Marvin
Rootonville
Bondom
Noy
Local notes on travel, hires and social visits
A. Walters travels to West Virginia with Warren county lumbersmen to buy timber. Guy Knapp joins George H. Somers in his blacksmith shop and trains under a skilled master. Miss Drake visits Grand Valley relatives. Mrs. M. E. I. Biddle and daughter Lydia relocate to Washington DC for the winter. Election day was quiet with a light turnout. Rev J. P. Burns preached a fine sermon at M. E. Church about Exodus 32 32 lasting 55 minutes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Walters
West Virginia
Warren County
Guy Knapp
George H. Somers
Guy
Miss Drake
Grand Valley
M. E. I. Biddle
Lydia
Washington, D. C
J. P. Burns
M. E. Church
Forcible preacher Rev B grows in eloquence amid staffing change
Samuel Johnson leaves E W Cooney after two years. his brother Lewis Johnson replaces him. Supt Edward Harrington of the Y and S G A.R. visited family. Timber work near Irvine Run winds down as last blocks on Raldman and Seifert lands sell and wood pulp timber nears exhaustion. Thermometer read zero at 6 30 this morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rev. B
Samuel Johnson
E. W. Cooney
Lewis Johnson
Edward Harrington
Irvine Run
Raldman
Warren native Ami Anderson earns degree with honors
Rev Ami Anderson of Warren Pa and a former Irvington boy completed studies at Augustinian College Illinois and graduated with honors. He preached an excellent sermon Sunday evening November 19 in the village M E Church to an appreciative audience. A bright future awaits this young man.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ami Anderson
Warren
Irvington
Augustian College
Illinois
M.E
Russell Chronicle Notes Busy Week In Town
Frank Clark sprained ankle. Debating Club favored the affirmative on intemperance. Local trappers report catches of mink muskrat and coon. Trolley rails spread near Weatherby place prompting guard-rail plans. Abe Enos farm leased for farming. Local prices: eggs 36 cents, butter 20 to 25, potatoes 60-65, apples 75 cents to 1 dollar. Several visitors and relocations noted. Thanksgiving observed with festival at the old homestead.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Clark
Isaac Selden
Peoria
Ill
Bal Tillyou
Irvineburg
Russell
Abe Enos
Quaker Hill
Chemical Company
William Geary
Rochester
N. Y
Roy Hatton
Warren
John Hatton
Local notes recount land sale and community events in Newers
Mr Jahue Cable of Newark visits town. Lew Briggs buys land near the cemetery from Ike Weies for 165 dollars. John Gregory visits T Dunbar. Miss Gennie Gifford returns from Delaware N Y. Danbar works for Lawrence Herzog at Colegrove. Glen Foster returns from Smethport for Sunday. Mrs E G Pelton from Smethport visits. Rev M H Minor preaches at M E church on John 316 to large audience. H C Co begins plumbing and water work. J M Schaffer builds a barn. R E Dunbar did the work. Edward Gallup visits Smethport. A Anderson and W H Minor attend quarterly conference at Portville. V Dunbar of Warren Mail tours Kane Pa. Mrs John Hanley of Kane visits uncle Andrus L Rifle of Norwich ill with dropsy. Mrs Wm Grover moves to White Hollow in Andrew Bond’s house. F L Knight, new to A L Sterling’s house, moves back to Port Allegheny. Jennie and Gennie Gifford go to Smethport. Mrs Seth J Gifford and Mrs Myrtle Ostrander visit T Dunbar’s Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Gregory
T. Dunbar
Gennie Gifford
Delevan
N. Y
Danbar
Colegrove
Lawrence Herzog
Glen Foster
Smethport
E.G. Pelton
M. H. Minor
M. EK
H.C. Co
J. M. Schaffer
R. E. Dunbar
Edward Gallup
C. A. Anderson
W. H. Minor
Portville
Volney Dunbar
Warren Mail
Kane
John Hanley
Andrus L. Rifle
Norwich
Wm. Grover
Turtle Point
White Hollow
Andrew Bond
F. L. Knight
A. L. Sterling
Corner Church
Main Streets
Port Allegheny
Jennie
Seth J. Gifford
Myrtle Ostrander and
Local residents report visits and moves in town
Nov 21 reports list Warren visitors Mr Day and Mrs Reinsburrow and Mrs Riggle while others travel from Titusville Saybrook and Mayburg. Rev Garer moves to town with family and several residents return from visits including Jane Graun Effie Brickley and Willie Strowd as L Mealy visits Garfiled last week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Day
Warren
B. Sweet
G. E. Densmore
B. Wan
O. P. Lefford
Bessie Winger
Saybrook
Local Notes and Socials From Hemlock and Warren Areas
Nov 20 reports C L 8 C members meeting at Mrs. J S Carr home with D S Pierce recovering at home. High School plans entertainment Nov 29 at M E church. Goods auction by Lamott McDonald. possible move west. Nov 21 visits and local calls. Grange fair held. Rebekahs to host oyster supper next Saturday. Hemlock and Warren weekend social captions mention visitors and illnesses.
Linen Sale Highlights Damask and Napkin Discounts
A linen department advertises Bleached and Unbleached Damask at 25c and 45c per yard, Pure Linen at 98c to 69c, and Fine Imported Damask at 1.25 to 1.50 value, plus Linen Sets with napkins from 4.98. Napkins and towels are deeply discounted, with multiple price cuts listed. Also promotes Ready-to-wear garments at low prices, presenting the store as a one-stop for linens and fashion.
China and Glassware Sale in the Basement
A basement display lists china and glassware ranging from affordable pieces to fine Haviland cut glass. The ad promises substantial savings leaving money to buy turkey and other delicacies.
Smith’s Big Store Holiday Display Shines This Week
While you shop, view beautiful floor coverings draperies and upholstery. The store dresses up for the holidays with many dainty lines of holiday goods to be displayed this week. Meet me at Smith’s Big Store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Smith’s
Warren Residents Enjoy Sunday Visits Across Town
Leonard Hugue of Warren visited town Sunday. Loo Schweitzer of Sheffield spent Sunday with family in town. Misses Lotta and Anna Sinclair of Warren spent Sunday with their parents Mr and Mrs Wm Sinclair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leonard Hugue
Warren
Loo Schweitzer
Sheffield
Lotta
Anna Sinclair
Wm. Sinclair
Eclipse Orchestra Forms From Local Youth Musicians
A new musical group called the Eclipse Orchestra has formed from the town's young musicians. They are hosting Friday dances at Scholton's hall. Also noted: L F Curtis hosted an 81st birthday in his home on Friday November 17. Ada L White moved into Scholton house. Fred Clark ill in Cumberland Maryland. A ten cent church supper was held Thursday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. F. Curtis
Eclipse Orchestra
Scholton’s
Ada L. White
Scholton House
Fred Clark
Cumberland, Md
Bible day observed at Baptist church with music and talks
Nov 14 program featured music recitations and emblematic pieces by young women and an address by the pastor. Children and teens aided in a successful event. Miss Emma Brant visited then left for Tidioute. Mrs Thornton hosted guests from Jamestown. various local residents moved, visited, or hosted events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Baptist Church
School entertainment at Robbins Hill Schoolhouse
Miss Jessie Herrick and scholars hosted a school entertainment at Robbins Hill schoolhouse Saturday evening. Mrs Geo Stoddard, recently in Jamestown for treatment, visited her family and shows improved health. The Question Club met at Mrs Howard’s home to discuss the standard of womanhood and manhood and its applicability to Bath. Mrs Clara Marsh entertained out of town guests on Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clara Marsh
Local Warren Area Social Notes and Travel
Nov 21 social roundup lists Mrs A McCurry Mrs A Baldensperger in Warren calls. Mrs H Wesling in Warren on business. Mrs Geo Johnson Mrs G Shirek Mrs M Siffin visit Clarendon. Hilda Johnson Emma Swanson of Sheffield spend weekend in Stoneham. Several visits between families and notes on W C T U meeting. Thanksgiving press schedule notes Mall to go to press next Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. McCurry
A. Baldensperger
Warren
H. Wesling
Geo. Johnson
G. Shirek
M. Siffin
Clarendon
Hilda Johnson
Emma Swanson
Sheffield
Stoneham
Advertisers Urged to Send Copy One Day Early
A brief notice requests advertisers and correspondents to submit their copy one day earlier than usual, aiming to ensure timely publication. The directive emphasizes advance submission for smooth issue production.
Property transfers and a wife abandonment notice from 1905
A list of numerous real estate transfers shows plot. transfers to various grantees in Warren and Columbus regions with dollar amounts ranging from 1 to 4000. A notice forbids harboring or credit to Minnie A Norris after she left her husband OHN T NORRIS at Lottsville on Nov 21 1905 dated 11 23 11.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minnie A. Norris
Ohn T. Norris
Lottsville
Low Rates to Chicago for Live Stock Exposition
Advertises reduced rail fares on the D A V P R R for travel to Chicago for the Live Stock Exposition on December 16 to 19. Tickets are valid to return until 1941. Subscriptions for mail service offered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
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County Letters
Sugar Run
Dugall
Irvine
Will Stokes
Smith Chambers
Conenango Avenue
Anna Victory
Jacob Allen
Pittsburg
John Thompson
Ackley Hollow
Melissa Chase
Frewsburg
Fred Rickerson
Glade
Sylvester Randall
Fred Enos
Daniel Brogan
Jahue Cable
Newark
N. J
Lew Briggs
Ike Weies
North Clarendon
Rev. Garer
The
Evangelical Church
C. L
J. S. Carr
D. S. Pierce
Wm. Lawson
C. KE
Pierce
Niobe
Alice Russell
Lakewood
M. E
Lamott McDonald
John Carr
A. E. Rice
Ella Gunning
Corydon
Edgar Williams
Ira Williams
Prof. Bryan
R. D. Turney
J. M. Tarney
Grange
Ladies’ Aid
Wil’ Doughty
E. D. Everett
Jack Smith
Machias
Las
Ray Kilborn
Rebekahs
Ayer
Vigor
Minnie Fritz
J.C. Ay
Manu
Ayers
Special Agents
Centemeri
Gage
Hummell Hats
C. H. Smith Co., Ltd
Shear Block
Ton
Stewart Howe
Silk Petti
Warren, Pa
Columbus
Pentavette
Rickerson
Velma Smith
Warrin
Charles Joh
Frank Adams
Frank
Willig Adams
H. W. Adams
Harry Harley
Isaac Brown
Randolph
Merv Howland
Austin Hill
Warren Trust Company
Albert Standish
John Y. Lindsey
Pine Grove
Francis L. Walker
Walker Ice Cream Co., Ltd
B. J. Stockton
Matilda A. Capsey
Spring Creek
H. K. Davis
Oscar E. Anderson
L. L. Bulkley
Fredrika Landers
South West
Columbus Park Amusement Co., Ltd
Geo. McDonald
Gross
Josephine Maynard
Kreehold
Stephen Scrivani
Mary Scrivani
Pleasant
Guy C. Irvine
F. KE. Hertzel
A. R. Mix
Henry Lindell
Farmington
Lizzie Hall
Lydian A.sill
Rosetta MacManus
Olive Sheldon
Kinzaa
A Andrews
Willie L. Logan
I. W. Fellers
James Ih. Miller
Malcom Johnson
Sophia Johnson
Brokenstraw
Nee Rood
A. J. Hazeltine
Josephine
Nelson
Etrel Green
Guardian
Dell Johnson
Alex Culbertson
J. C. Fuller
Herbert Mead
Asa M. Howard
O.oo
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